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<refentrytitle>region.inner.properties</refentrytitle>
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<refpurpose>Properties of running inner side region</refpurpose>
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<refsection><info><title>Description</title></info>

<para>The FO stylesheet supports optional side regions
similar to the header and footer regions.
Any attributes declared in this attribute-set 
are applied to the region element in the page master
on the inner side (binding side) of the page.
This corresponds to <literal>&lt;fo:regin-start&gt;</literal>
on odd-numbered pages and <literal>&lt;fo:region-end&gt;</literal>
on even-numbered pages.
For single-sided output, it always corresponds to
<literal>&lt;fo:regin-start&gt;</literal>.</para>

<para>You can customize the template named 
<literal>inner.region.content</literal> to specify
the content of the inner side region.</para>

<para>See also
<parameter>inner.region.content.properties</parameter>,
<parameter>page.margin.inner</parameter>, 
<parameter>body.margin.inner</parameter>,
and the corresponding <literal>outer</literal>
parameters.</para>

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